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She let out a big heavy sigh

He uttered strange sounds that nobody could understand

Somebody ——s something

Something ——s something

let loose mines

Loose terrible plagues upon humanity

Somebody ——s something

Somebody ——s somebody

Something ——s somebody

Something ——s something

floating mines, evidently let loose by French patrols — P.W.Thompson

an entomologist who was let loose on the same small area — C.W.M.Swithinbank

the rancors let loose by war — J.D.Hicks

the great success of the pioneer lines let loose a torrent of speculative buying — O.S.Nock

I do now let loose my opinion — Shakespeare

let loose a torrent of invective — Albert Dasnoy

let loose a tremendous outburst of laughter — Walter O'Meara

a machine gun let loose on me — Mack Morriss

get the shocks into the stack before the skies let loose — Irving Dilliard

the friction clutch would let loose at its appointed tension — F.J.Haskin

He let/set the dogs loose in the courtyard.

cattle let loose to graze on the green fields

It's the end of the school year, when schools turn students loose on our towns.

a director who's willing to let her actors loose to interpret their roles however they see fit

how to stop the violence that has been let loose [=loosed] on the city